Le Dîner de Cons (เกมกินคน)

He's clumsy and oafish, but with a kind and optimistic heart. He's incapable of holding a grudge, and even after being the butt of a cruel joke, he still does everything in his power to help the man who tricked him. You, on the other hand, are brilliant and sharp, yet your amusement comes from toying with a simpleton, and in the end, you're the one who needs *his* help. Before you make a fool of someone, think twice about it. The movie is filled with genuinely funny moments and flows seamlessly, and the moral it imparts feels natural and unforced. By the end, you might find yourself unexpectedly touched by the "idiot".

French humor is definitely, completely not my cup of tea.

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Too ludicrous for its own good...

Comedy doesn't rely on showcasing contrived stupidity.

This witty and satirical French film dissects the pretentiousness of the upper class, showcasing the ridiculous lengths they'll go to amuse themselves. The dinner party, initially intended to mock the invited "idiots", becomes a battlefield of wits, exposing the hosts' own hypocrisy and ignorance. With clever dialogue and excellent character development, "The Dinner Game" is a biting social commentary that leaves a lasting impression, proving that sometimes the biggest fools are those who think themselves superior.

A wickedly humorous satire, The Dinner Game delivers a scathing critique of social cliques and the snobbish elite. With clever writing and excellent comedic timing, the film mercilessly lampoons the self-proclaimed intellectuals who revel in their own superiority. The dinner party scene is a masterclass in cringe-worthy comedy, as the characters' idiocy is skillfully exposed, making for a delightfully uncomfortable viewing experience. A razor-sharp commentary on the pretentiousness of the upper class, this film is a sly and entertaining ride.